Sentence examples for grant school from inspiring English sources

They eventually drew up a charter giving the newspaper more freedom than most administrators grant school newspapers.

But both boys were sent to board at King Alfred's, a direct grant school in Wantage where Ricks ended up as head boy.

Her father retired as a mechanical engineer and an iron worker at the USX Corporation plant in Fairless Hills, Pa.. Her mother, also retired, was a special education teacher at Grant School in Trenton.

He started, he points out, from a coal mining family, benefited from a direct grant school and left the University of Cambridge at a time when education fees were paid by the state.

"These huge agency bills, nurses going to food banks – this is not a great place to be," says Davies, who is Bolton-born and was educated at a direct grant school.

The last two are also former direct grant schools.

At a stroke, the abolition of grammar and "direct grant" schools made Oxbridge more of a private-school domain.

In return, grant schools flexibility: To teach with creativity and passion; to stop teaching to the test; and to replace teachers who just aren't helping kids learn.

In doing so, he has steadfastly refused to grant Schools Chancellor Harold O. Levy's requests for $120 million that the schools had been counting on.

From 1993 a small number of Roman Catholic former direct grant schools entered the state sector as grant-maintained schools.

The scheme was attractive to most of the direct grant schools.